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Road safety in Australia: What causes car crashes, and how can they be avoided to reduce the road toll?

Vehicle collisions kill an average of three people a day in Australia. Drivers are often the focus of blame but other factors can play a part, including the design of the roads we hurtle along.

New south walesSouth australiaUnited kingdomUnited statesSimon schluterRob mcinerneyMichael fitzharrisJessica zaghetNarelle haworthRebecca iversJohn crozierMonash university accident research centreAustralasian new car assessment programGamber communityQueensland policeAssessment programme

Road safety in Australia: What causes car crashes, and how can they be avoided to reduce the road toll?

Vehicle collisions kill an average three people a day in Australia. Drivers are often the focus of blame but other factors can play a part, including the design of the roads we hurtle along.

New south walesUnited kingdomUnited statesSouth australiaRob mcinerneySimon schluterJohn crozierJessica zaghetRebecca iversMichael fitzharrisNarelle haworthGamber communityQueensland university of technologyMonash university accident research centreUnited nationsAustralasian new car assessment program

Road safety in Australia: What causes car crashes, and how can they be avoided to reduce the road toll?

Vehicle collisions kill an average of three people a day in Australia. Drivers are often the focus of blame but other factors can play a part, including the design of the roads we hurtle along.

New south walesSouth australiaUnited kingdomUnited statesNarelle haworthMichael fitzharrisRebecca iversJessica zaghetJohn crozierRob mcinerneySimon schluterQueensland policeOrganisation for economic cooperationRecovery programAssessment programmeSchool of population health

Road safety in Australia: What causes car crashes, and how can they be avoided to reduce the road toll?

Vehicle collisions kill an average of three people a day in Australia. Drivers are often the focus of blame but other factors can play a part, including the design of the roads we hurtle along.

New south walesUnited kingdomUnited statesSouth australiaRob mcinerneyMichael fitzharrisJessica zaghetJohn crozierRebecca iversSimon schluterNarelle haworthSentencing advisory councilUnited nationsRecovery programOrganisation for economic cooperationQueensland police

Fayetteville tests CycleRAP program to find high-risk areas for bicyclists | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A new program is helping city officials identify problem areas along bicycle routes.

Sao pauloRolling hillsUnited statesNew yorkComunidad autonoma de catalunaCity ofUnited kingdomMartin luther king jrDane eiflingTristan hillCity councilAssessment programmeNew york timesArkansas regional planning commission visionUnion cycliste internationaleTransportation advisory committee

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